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Who's your favourite film character who WASN'T the star.
Who's your favourite film character who WASN'T the star.
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One flew over the cuckoos nest is my favourite film of all time.
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I read the one flew novel very recently and it was excellent, gives a much more incisive look into the Chief Wiggum character.
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Should have been the England manager God knows what he would have made of jokers the fa have picked over the years,Clough would not kiss arse unlike them.
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Rob I watched the American version of four rooms recently and I think it was the vest or robe worn by dude from the big lebowski that was up for sale. Cant remember though how much the seller got for it.
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I mean chief bromden ffs
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The chief in one flew over the cuckoos nest was as slow as he walked backwards. Great twist with his character at the end.
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By the way gentlemanjim what times does the snooker start tonight. I was only staying up because I thought it was on live from midnight.
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Havent a clue paddy sorry, to be honest no way i could get my head around snooker in june, will always feel wrong. Us purists know the real season doesnt begin until the Goya Matchroom Trophy in September
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Apologies to anyone who reads my posts tomorrow and I have bored you to tears. I had a few glasses of wine and I am in a talkative mood.
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I read the book first after reading the electric kook acid test about the merry pranksters subsidise by the author of cuckoo nest .ken kesly who as a college boy made some pocket money being a Guinevere pig for new drugs they gave him LSD he liked it so much he made his own and toured America turning every body on a real one off.
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I appreciate your stance on snooker gentlemanjim but I like the smaller events actually better from a money making side. Hope to chat with you more often again when the snooker season is in full flow.
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No worries paddle toe I'ved been on the single malts myself and will feel a prat tomorrow but so what.
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Love the first rounds of the ept snooker events when you get some players who my cat could beat.
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Did kesey write any other novels? I read cuckoos nest in a day, was totally engrossed by it and the fact that the chief is the narrator made it really interesting having only watched the film previously.
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Yes I think he wrote a river runs through it or something like that ,could be wrong I've had a few
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Yes I think he wrote a river runs through it or something like that ,could be wrong I've had a few
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Funnily enough I think excluding school books I have only read a handful of books in my life. One was ann franks diary a few years ago and the other was a bill Bryson book my wife got me for a present.
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Makes total sense from a betting perspective padd, i just know if i start watching rubbish snooker in june i'll be burnt out by december, so will try to pace it. When needs be i'll just come calling to you for the tips lol
I would guess there'll be purchase in laying a few of the shorties early doors, ususally is anyway. |
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Read the book saw the film and saw the play a great tale no doubt
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What was the Bryson book
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I appreciate the purists on the snooker forum might have a different perspective to my more mercenary watching of snooker. Some very nice and knowledgeable posters on that particular forum.
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I am afraid I cant remember the name off hand Digdeep. My wife has all his books but only read one and a bit of another. He has a great humourous style of writing and his books are packed full of interesting facts. One of those books that you can start reading from any chapter. Highly recommend his as a writer.
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I think the name of the book Digdeep might have been something like made in America.
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Bryson did something like the short history of everything or something like that, didnt read it but was quite popular iirc.
Snooker forum is great paddy, its a niche forum so less wasters and trolls than you get on other forums where i dont bother going anymore. Long may it continue and maybe this coming year we'll finally manage to soften Angel Gabrial's cough |
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He wrote one about travelling around England and staying in bed and breakfast joints very funny I recommend it if you haven,t read it
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Have a good week Digdeep. Really nice chatting with you and everyone else I have bumped into tonight on this particular thread.
Goodnight to you all. |
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Good night all nice chatting with you
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